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The Smithsonian explains why Tenth Avenue in NYC was known as "Death Avenue" in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries due to street trains.

Japanese calligrapher Tohgutakumi skillfully drew the English alphabet as illustrated dogs with the dark lines of a black pen.

Adele Dixon sang a warm welcome to the newly formed "high-definition" BBC Television Service that went on-air for the first time in 1936

In a 1994 episode of "Tomorrow's World" Kate Bellingham explains how the internet works and how the UK needs to ready its infrastructure.

A short 1953 documentary celebrates the new transistor and how its capabilities would benefit the public in just about every facet of life.

Austrian shoe company Tec-Innovation has partnered with students at the Graz University of Technology in Austria to implement camera-based AI image recognition into their line…

A nervous Tom Scott visited Alton Towers Theme Park to overcome his visceral fear of rollercoasters with Increasingly difficult rides.

The Science Channel series “How It’s Made” goes behind the scenes of a WEGA assembly line to show how modern espresso machines are assembled. The…

Vox producer Edward Vega explains the history of roller coasters, specifically explaining why the loops aren't perfectly circular.

In kaleidoscopic episode of The Slow Mo Guys (previously) host Gavin Free painstakingly painted 1,000 mousetraps that were lined up next to each other in…